FS version

[Rocky 128]

As I'd like my gauges to work both for FS2002 and FS2004, do you know a way to get the current FS version number?Some things work differently in FS2002 and FS2004, so the gauges need to know what version of FS is running.Eric

[russdirks 0]

Hi Eric,Here's some code I developed for FSConnect:int GetFSInfo(PUINT VerHi, PUINT VerLo, char *pExeName) { char filename[255]; DWORD dummy, InfoSize; PVOID lpInfo; VS_FIXEDFILEINFO *lpBuff; UINT BuffLen; int res; GetModuleFileName(NULL, filename, 254); InfoSize = GetFileVersionInfoSize(filename, &dummy); if (InfoSize < 1) return errNoFSVersion; lpInfo = VirtualAlloc(NULL, InfoSize, MEM_COMMIT, PAGE_READWRITE); if (lpInfo == NULL) return errNoFSVersion; res = GetFileVersionInfo(filename, 0, InfoSize, lpInfo); if (res == 0) return errNoFSVersion; res = VerQueryValue(lpInfo, "", (void **)&lpBuff, &BuffLen); if (res == 0) return errNoFSVersion; *VerHi = lpBuff->dwProductVersionMS; *VerLo = lpBuff->dwProductVersionLS; VirtualFree(lpInfo, 0, MEM_RELEASE); strcpy(pExeName, strrchr(filename, '') + 1); return 0;}Cheers,Russ Dirks

[Rocky 128]

Thanks !!It looks quite tricky, but I think I can understand the code.Eric

[Guest _ak]

You can just do GetModuleFileName(NULL, filename, 254);And look at extracted file name. If it ends with fs9.exe - this is 2004 :)